My thoughts as well!!! Wonder if he'll find any bark on his helmet when he wakes up today.

Fountain brochure to wipe with...missed that one badly there hillbilly.

alchohol?
ZERO ...we don't drink and ride. Never have, not a drop, and don't condone it.

Good boy!!

Can't say as though I was so good, but I'm not out there anymore.

Got this use of a perfectly good piece of literature, was more concerned with the "I'm come home from" typo slur myself.

Thought you got rid of the sled a few years back?

see the last 3-4 pages of the "snowmobiles" thread in The Bilge.

Raggd' I can still remember all of us "dudes" riding from the house with the rest of the Theresa cew like it was yesterday. That was a good ride. It's fun to ride locally with a group when the conditions allow.

You and Christopher tipping over on the Touring in very slow motion going up that culvert embankment just as you go into Clayton.

I was behind you two. I had the best seat in the house for that!

It was funny as he!!

Ahhhh,,,,,,,,,,, fond memories are wonderful thing.

I'm sure I speak for many when I say I'm waiting patiently (patience being my personal forte') to be wowed by the senator's latest advancements in blowing cash and dazzling the pedestrians with bling...

I have my sunglasses and earplugs handy, let the show begin!

Our "Mogul of Modifications" has been conspicuously absent lately.

Oooohhhhhh Aaaaaxaa, where are you?????

I remember that myself. Nothing like a two-up touring sled on a steep side hill. I believe the rider comment was "Now will you let me drive?"

One of so many memories, every day with that kid was a new adventure.